cl ‘1'qu Street
Wk Institution.
:Mnel’s Tower.
m n.
The Cheerful Biackguard.
" Reynolds. M. L.
. " 'i‘he'Crayon Club.
V , Seawell, M. E.
" Diary of a Beauty.
, Service, R. W.
The Pretender.
Weston]? ..
, Kat} Gaumer.
lWells B. G.
. , .,Benlby. ' ' "‘
Mr. t: Johnston, H. P.
1:9. Vfiathan Hale, 1776 (New ed).
' . VGraham,W
"‘ W Can a Man he True.
‘ ’ Clark 8: Dawson
Baseball.
- it VNapoleon, the Gaoler.
Pen-ts. E. E.
' . Business Adventures of Billy
‘ c.
.. Master Friskv' s Heroism.
Washington B T and DuBoii.
WA“ Negro in the South.
rie, ll. M.
Bali Hours
. Louis. D.
' : ll ‘ . My Life Out of Prison.
.fi .Tchenkoit A. (Fell, M trans.)
‘ Plays of Anion Tchkotf.
linear. C D'A
How to Produce Children’s Plays.
Janine. J A
1, Atrican Adventure Stories
mmky, Gregor. .
. 7 Modern Russia ' '
Getting a Wrong Start.
Large.
Lost in the Fur Country.
Dear, M. R. 'm
Woman‘s Work in Municipalities.
'Zaagwill, l . .
_> Plaster Saints.
: ionokheere R.
When 1 Was a Boy in Belgium.
Douglass, A. M
Reoltouse Children’s Year.‘
‘Kaleel, Mousa
When 1 was a Boy in Palestine.
Chamberlain, A. C.
Bailey Twins.
' , 5 Brown, E. A.
N When Max Came.
Scott, G. F.
" Jean Cabot in Cap and Gown.
'Altsheler, .l A.
Forest of Swords.
‘Breitenboch, L. M.
' Anna‘s Senior Year.
l'Brown. E. A.
_ ‘ 'Uncle David‘s Boys.
‘ Withington, P.
Book of Athletics.
' Forrester; I. L. .
_. __ "Us Pellers."
Cot-son, G.
. Blue Blood 'and Red.
,..,,,Formnn, H. J.
:Capt ‘ol? His Soul.
Buckrose J. E
:Spray on the Window.
Boy's Book of inventions.
lland, C. B. »
iq'
:WeVoium-eohdiedtothnfi
.Ms placed in the South Nonm'
educated at Westmjnster,
, teer.
now" he said
., here. is splendid, and these tolling
_, ,, iand3 are very healthful.
, 4 now. that this section will becoa'ié one
.. count“. .. ,
,- "l have 33311.3 tinned by the 33- .
tonishing changes which a few wealth
MK.
The Jester.
Rhssell. L.
' America to Japan.
Lincoln; J. E.
Thankfui’s Inheritance.
Haggard, H. R. , ‘
Allan and the Holy Flower.
Bacon, 1. D. "
The Open Market.
Sawyer, R. "
Primrose‘Rlng.
atrium Mills
rotwu, 01 [All
DUPONT CITY, Va, July 7.—De-
claring that he has been given a call
by the sudden riches which have
come to hint and the growth of a
community of the uuregenerate at
his door, theQRev. Daniel Day, of Du»
pout. a retired Methodist minister, is
about to return to the pulpit.
Six yeats ago, the Rev. Day bought
. a farm of 109 acres at this place for
51,100. Last October. broken in
health, he retired to the farm. ex
pectlng to end his days as a canal]
farmer in this"~ community Vigorous
outdoor writ-It ia'ifhis c "llelds has
gr'etilly restored bill be h.
Shortly after he art-I on. several
units at the sin. 000 000 poht pow-
der plant, a half mile from his farm,
were completed and the factory be-
ga'trto employ '3 great force or men.
The army oi men loomed io 10
. 000 had. then to nearly 15.000. it sud-
denly 113an on a number of people
that a new city of 40,000 or 50.000
peoplemas forming on the peninsular
months Junction of the Jame3.and
Appomatox rivers. ,
A small tract of land near the Rev.
Day's farm was cut up into my lots.
and sold in aday at price: averaging
$200 a lot. This was early in May.
Au unprecedented boom ensued, and
these lots are now‘ nearly all covered
with buildings. with lots selling from
$1,000 to $6 000
The tide of building strep: up to
the edge ol'niy'i rim and for blocks
beyond. outline: oner'was shade
the aged minister for his property.
but he declined to 312“. A reprcoett~
tative of a Chicago syndicate follows
an the minister about for two weeks
literally clanking a bag" oi_gold at
him. One day his patience ran out.
“He that malteth haste to get rich
shall not go unpunished. Get oi! my
land,” he shouted The representa-
tive of the 3y udicate left.
Meanwhile the minister had be—
come acquainted with a young en-
gincer who was surveying adjoining
lands for a. Washington realty com-
pany. The engineer had many chats
with the old man, and finally Dr. Day
confided to him that he had decided
to sell 100 acres or his land. retain.
ing his farmhouse and nine acres of
land Through the. engineer's princi-
pals, a deal was immediately closed
. for $75,060
Dr. Day was born in Maryland, ant.
Md. lie
was for five. years pastor of a Methp
dist church at Greenwich, court" and
has preached in Ohio. Pennsylvania
and New Jer3ey. Re is’ brown and
1' . tanned by his outdoor work tor the
last several inontha. and new looks
more like the farmer than the pulpi-
Although the new city has surged
up to him. and despite his S75, 000 ct
unexpocted wealth, Dr. Day 13 3tlli
working at keeping down the‘weeds
in: his nine acre patch oi corn 31m
7 . rounding. his house.
.“It I» had not. come here last .311
I believe i would have been dead by
'f’l‘he winter climate
I believe
0! the great industrial content of the
.was on the quiet l
Manhood
”atom
mmmmmmmmd
Cauldron: MW
What is CASTORIA - .
Moria!- ahannleu mbsfltutc to:
scale, Dmps and
nuance. Ito age
and alloys Feverishnesa.
has been in
regulates
summons Food, giving health: and la
The Children’s PWThe Mother’s Prion
“Ming 8 runs. unpleasant. IS»
contains neither 0 ago!!!” no:- other Male-fl.
its guarantee. It dean” Worn.
For more than thirtymrl
mt use for the pellet oi Constipation
Flam, Wind Colic, all T
Diarrhoea“
E
mom”
and Emu,
om CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Sig-nature of
in Use For over “Years
The Kind You Have 3mm Beuuht
5'”! GHOST“. ognmmv. ”.I VQIK 6.7V.
20,000 or more souls appears to have.
Mills 021101-03
have ,preaobed .
been, set at my door 33 a call. 3331
believe I shall be needed here more
‘han elsewhere. I
from time to time to the Methodist
community at City Point. There is
already a Presbyterian church'in the ‘7'
new city, and “I think i shall and
work to do there. it doeenot seem
a wicked “place, considering its swift
growth. Nearly all of_ the inhabi-
tants are men. but their families are
beginning to come in, now that
home: are being provided for them
The women will help to organise the
churches "
Dr. Day bent back to bill. weeding.
“This corn has a he start." he said
“l must work hard to keep the weeds
down I never saw better soil or a
better growing climate. 1 hope still
to spend much oi my time. here. but.
there is other work to do in the
vinéyards of the Lord."
The Rev. Day 13 about sixty years
old He runs 3 cultivator and swing:
a hoe with the vigor of a young man.
But when he straighten up and looks
grown to his door, the light of the
sculpt fills his eyes. He knows there
are soul: as well as corn" that need
cuititfating.
01111:“ on .
Wu: lllt‘llllili’f
mmnmom
poriVlctiItteleiinllolters
WESTPORT. July 7.~Con3talile
William Butcher is today trying W
unearth the identity of the practical
Jokers who during the early morning.
hours oi independence y, while he
morning disturber: of the town's
peaceful and sure Fourth. tiedhiiu
band and foot. and: hemmed him? a
mmepntrotnipomtha‘fahnom
theoflcer’sownpocket.
of independence Day;
to see that order was kept. and air the
hours were on and not. a ripple ap-
neared to disturb the quiet at the
night. he dazed beside a troll stand
on the westerly side at the State
street bridge.
It was during this cat clip that.
three ‘01- four youths tram ’
saunter-ed by. The pm: a
oer-*3 vest pocket suggested a
'down over the bustling city that has
' com worm“
t for early;
I
~ 1
Fearinggt too early demonstratioul 9. ;
Constable .
Butcher was deputizeu by the shoddy ‘- '
To .reduce our stock of
Moe's Oxford: we oiler the
follovelng well-known lines ‘
[HIE-BMW WEBER
,B.wm%.%-
Tan and Black
Rubbgr and Loather Soles
S2 98 per Pair 3;
'ttl
Nowell: and South Norwalk.
Tree Work of
All Kinds
Whom SM—tlor flu-l, ,
r , m“ .
Special
All ottr S1 25‘ and Si 49
Wash Skirts .. . . . . . . . 98¢
MMollasclt 81800
.1. mwffifiemmmm o!
adioaiinsfienme. Williamson
r-byaVMtwlatot-spraininthe
back. even it done in childhood
, disease and pain, health is restored .
- given special afloat-loo; also cur-YALE”
overs
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
him lite in the Meteor. 0:33”; and
limbs.
Chiropractors. renrpve the cause of
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
tem: in your body. Female troubles
ill the spine. You will never regret
living the Chiropractor a chance to
help you.
Magnetic treatment: given 3130.
T. French. D. C.
34 Washington st. So. Not-walk. Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School. the
discoverer.
FAST FfiiiiiHT LINE TO NEW
YORK. .
Freight boat leaves Pier 2"! East
River. New York (root 31 Catherine
St.) every day except Sunday, eta p
to. Freight received at Not-wall: upto
Sp. mandatSouthNon'talh onto
5: so 3. tn.
George F. Poole, General Mont
THE ANNINS J. SHIT" TRANS.
' ponranou UNI. Inc.
W
REBUILT TYPEWRITSSS— la C»
Smith. 11333in
. .133. musty.
‘0 south Iain oil-3.1. South Kamila 1
and we will rush our trouble
man right around when more
thing like thin happen: in your
home. if your
PLUMBING .
is detective. antiquated. unseat.
in!) or worn out: have us make
necessary repair- or install a
new intern at
MODERN PLUMBING
» ammo A’ SPIOIALTY
:4 ‘6'; i
PlunIbinl. d Billing
700.1354.
North Main St. _ S. Nomlk
'1’“ a
EVERYTHING FOR PRE-
SERVING.
Mason, Sure Seal, E. Z. and
Economy Fruit Jars, Jelly Glass-
Eycrs, Parowax, Fruit Jar
Rings, Preserving Kettles, Jelly
Strainers, etc. at lowest prices.
Rinugs, shrdl etao sh e etaoin 11
Albert F. Gcbebc
25 WEST WASHINGTON 81'.
Phone 10” '
Phonet- onuvanv
Value. ,. ..
Unredeetncd Pledges Sold a’
Sacrifice.
J Rosenfield
4o WATER STREET
ssypcmonta‘. _"
cs, Strawberry hulicrs, Pineapple ,.
Norwalk Pawn Shop I
Money Loaned on Articles 1"? " . 1 ' 1
THIS STORE CLOSES AT FIVE O'CLOCK.
A July Event in Rugs
1 .‘v
I‘
For Every Day Servlceabie Use
The majority of householders are not concerned 113131
rug buying at this time of year, but when something ex~
tra tempting comes along itpays to gixe attention
There are some Ambahan Strip: and Corners.
The long breadths nhich make up the center of the
large 91:12 rugs and the comers that go to form the some
most
They are really Rug Remnants and come from the ml”
' and as then sell at small prices and are of good colormrrs
as well as a rich and when quality, (cmmmical
housekeepers are glad to secure them for hall runners and
to use as ordinary rugs in Various places.
.1‘
,2 ft 3 x 6 ft. for $1.50
Squares, 6 it. 3 ‘x 6 ft. for. $2.75
9 Carpet Rooms, third {loot-
WW" ”5‘
uh 111 Hammocks, Special
A strong, light weight Hammock that packs up into
a neat bag, and which is convenient to take oil on .1 pic-
nic or camping trip. .
$1. 50, only a few of them
1!
Japanese Toweling,
it?”
3 ”var
wasbwht Couch Covers
79 Cmto close out
flower and bird designs,
Third floor
I“ istripes five different patterns, the cdgres finished
‘. ted fringe, These were $1. 00 early 111 11 1c 31.1mm
blue
and white and white and blue. very prettx for summtr
cottage draperies table runners and cushion cm crs.
n r-z etc. each. $1.00 for bolt of ten towels.
Third floor.
m
Special elem... oi nous,
flail-price ~
During the alteration work in the basement for the
last two months. and the confusion which resulted, it was
necessary to move the stock of Dolls severah
and some. of them became damaged.
It is best
times
to let
them go at half their original prices. though many are
not very much injured. The collection has:
Dolls with kid and jointed bodies. ,.
All at haliprlce
Doll: dressed and undresséd,
Chane-tor \Babies, etc.
2!" "'2‘
7. Basement. '
Art linens Stamped lor Embroidery
Starntped Pieces, hand drawn and hemstitched, verv
attractite for summer handy work. .
Scarves. 18 x 54,
Pillow Cases, :45 inchce,
Day’ Pillow Cases, 45 lllCIlCS.
Pillow Shams 27 x 72, .
Lawn Scarves, 18x54, with finished edges 111
and dellt blue or pink,
Dailies to match, 6 inches,
10 inches
. '..
y‘W‘
4‘?!
Centers, 24 inches
50 do
75 Ct!
$1.0.t
85 cts.
light
29 cts.
5 cts.
IO cts.
25 cts
Novelty Workbags, black and “hill: chctk trimmed
with a band of crctotme. new artistic.
'~\rt Section, main floor.
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